
Event endedHeld on October 23, 2025 – October 29, 2025
Music at the Museum
Av. Rio Branco, 219 – Centro – Sala de Sess ões
The Music project at the Museum celebrates 28 years of activities with a special schedule in October. The concerts, all free, take place in different cultural spaces of Rio and bring together interpreters and groups that highlight the richness of Brazilian music in dialogue with great international masters.
The project Music at the Museum celebrates 28 years of activities with a special schedule in October. The concerts, all free, take place in different cultural spaces of Rio and bring together interpreters and groups that highlight the richness of Brazilian music in dialogue with great international masters.
Idealized and directed by Sérgio da Costa e Silva, the project brings high quality concerts to historical sites and accessible to the public. Over almost three decades, Music in the Museum has added presentations in various states and even abroad, always valuing the talent of Brazilian musicians.
The October programming brings a varied selection of formations and repertoires. The Madrigal of the Leme, under the rule of Anton Steuxner, opens the presentations in Federal Court Cultural Center (CCJF), followed by the Three Musical Movement, formed by Denise Emmer, João Paulo Romeo and Lélia Brazil, in St Clement's Palace, headquarters of the Consulate of Portugal.
No Cultural Space Art Sesc Flamengo, the Sleepy Keys and Enchanto Voices groups, under the direction of Nelma Pataro, are presented on the 27th. The programming extends to Army Museum – Copacabana Fort, and closes in Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil (CCBB RJ)With pianist Matheus Constante.
Service:
Date: 23 October (Thursday) – 18h
Location: Federal Court Cultural Center (CCJF)
Address: Av. Rio Branco, 219 – Centro – Session Room
Date: October 25 (Saturday) – 18 h
Location: Palazzo São Clemente – Consulate of Portugal
Address: Rua São Clemente, 424 – Botafogo
Date: October 27th (Monday) – 18 h
Location: Cultural Space Art Sesc Flamengo
Address: Rua Marquês de Abrantes, 99 – Flamengo
Date: 28 October (Tuesday) – 18 h
Location: Army Museum – Copacabana Fort
Address: Colonel Eugênio Franco Square, 1 – Posto 6 – Copacabana
Date: October 29th (Wednesday) – 12:30pm
Location: CCBB RJ
Address: Street March 1, 66 – 4th floor – Room 26
Ticket: Free entry
Edition report
Date and time
October 23 – 29
All day
Av. Rio Branco, 219 – Centro – Sala de Sess ões
Starts
Thursday, October 23
Ends
Wednesday, October 29
Type
Admission
Free
Address
Av. Rio Branco, 219 – Centro – Sala de Sess ões
Where it happens
Av. Rio Branco, 219 – Centro – Sala de Sess ões
Times and conditions may change — please confirm with the organisers.
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